Based on Internet Of things

1. SMART AGRICULTURE
SYSTEM
GREENHOUSE FARMING

2. WHAT IS SMART FARMING
(FUTURE OF AGRICULTURE)
 It is a farming management concept using
modern technology to increase the QUALITY
and QUANTITY of agriculture products.
 The third GREEN REVOLUTION is taking
over the agricultural world based upon the
combined application of ICT solutions such as
precision equipments ,IOT,sensors, geo-
postioning system,drones and robotics.

3. HOW IT WORKS!!!

4. IT’S APPLICATION
 SMART IRRIGATION
 LIVESTOCK MONITORING
 WEATHER MONITORING AND
FORCASTING
 REMOTE MONITORING SOIL QUALITY
CONTROL
 GREENHOUSE MONITORING AND
AUTOMATION SYSTEM

5. AUTOMATED
GREENHOUSE
 It can be used to grow plants under controlled climatic condition for
optimal production.
 In order to control the climate factors and environment autonomously it
requires a computers/software equipment.
BENEFITS
 45% decrease in use of pesticides,water
and energy.
 60% less employment.
 55% decrease in general spending.
 65% more efficient method(modern &
faultless control method.

6. STATISTICAL DATA ON INDIAN
AGRICULTURE
 54.6% of the Indian population engaged in
agriculture and allied activities.
 60% land available for agriculture.(WORLD BANK
2015)
 Contributes 17% to the country’s GROSS
DOMESTIC VALUE.
 Agricultural sector is mainly dependent on
monsoon.
 According to UN We need to boost worldwide food
production by 70% oto feed the population in
2050.

7. ADVANTAGES
 Increased production by 40%.
 Water conservation by 52%.
 Lowered operation costs.
 Complete control over the crops.
 Quality of production.
 Remote monitiring by government.
DISADVANTAGES
 Initial capital costs may be high so it should be seen as a long
term investment.
 It may take several years before you have sufficient data to fully
implement the system.
 MAIN PROBLEM IN INDIA:Most of the farmers are illerates so
they are not able to use the modern machines
 Overuse of machines may lead to environmental damage.